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David May is Professor and Head of Computer
Science at Bristol University. Before joining the university
in 1995, he worked
for 16 years in the microelecronics industry, joining Inmos (now
STMicroelectronics) at its formation in 1979. He is well known
for his work on innovative microprocessors including the Inmos
transputer. He is the author of over 100 papers and patents,
and has given numerous conference presentations.
In 1990 he was elected a Fellow of the Royal Society for his contributions to
computer architecture and parallel computing. David's current research interests
are in microprocessor architecture, system design and verification, and mobile
and wearable computing. He maintains active relationships with industry and technology
investors, and is currently on the Technical Advisory Boards of Sandcraft Inc
and Element 14 (now Broadcom).
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